Thunder Were Only Team To Allow Zero 40-Point Scorers In Regular Season
Oklahoma City was the only NBA team in 2025-26 that did not allow any opponent to score 40 points in a regular-season game.
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Oklahoma City was the only NBA team in 2025-26 that did not allow any opponent to score 40 points in a regular-season game.
Read MoreKevin Durant congratulated Russell Westbrook on an iconic career and reflected on the work habits they shared in Oklahoma City.
Read MoreSpencer Jones explained why he signed Oklahoma City's offer sheet before Denver matched it and brought him back.
Read MoreDenver is keeping Spencer Jones after matching Oklahoma City's fully guaranteed two-year, $12 million offer sheet.
Read MoreIsaiah Hartenstein is expected to sign a new three-year deal that keeps him tied to Oklahoma City through 2028-29.
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Read MoreKevin Durant told Draymond Green he would make the 2016 move from Oklahoma City to Golden State again, calling it a basketball decision built around fit.
Read MoreNike confirmed Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has joined its Basketball signature family after his run with Converse and the Shai 001.
Read MoreThe New York Knicks became the NBA's eighth different champion in eight seasons, extending a parity streak that began in 2019.
Read MoreThunder GM Sam Presti supports the NBA's new 3-2-1 lottery as a short-term solution but wants a future system less dependent on luck and team record.
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